I should say I don't need this logic very often, but once and a while it
would be nice to use raw SQL.
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I have an application in which I primarily rely on MySQL/InnoDB and using
the SQLAlchemy ORM and leveraging the transaction python module.
Everything is good.
My problem is that, try as I might, using code similar to the following, I
can't get the transaction to commit:
with transaction.manag
OK well the quality of the tests vary wildly, as they've been written over the
course of 8 years. Some test suites that look pretty OK where the form might
be applicable to these features are test/orm/test_loading.py,
test/orm/test_relationships.py, test/orm/test_cascade.py.Tests involving
Hi thanks for very thorough response. I would love to help with writing
unit tests for this. I already started studying the testing architecture of
SQLAlchemy. Any tips you can give me there? :)
Also I read from the testing docs that in general SA tries to adhere to
PEP8 standards. I could make
